Local native & former Japanese MVP Tom O'Malley, with join Denny McLain, Phils' pitcher Justin DeFratus and others at the 7th Annual Cutters Hot Stove Banquet,January 21 at the Genetti Hotel.
Local native & former Japanese MVP Tom O'Malley, with join Denny McLain, Phils' pitcher Justin DeFratus and others at the 7th Annual Cutters Hot Stove Banquet,January 21 at the Genetti Hotel.
Local native & former Japanese MVP Tom O'Malley, with join Denny McLain, Phils' pitcher Justin DeFratus and others at the 7th Annual Cutters Hot Stove Banquet,January 21 at the Genetti Hotel.
The Williamsport Crosscutters are now accepting applications from area non-profits for the 7th Annual Hot Stove Dinner & Auction with the Phillies to take place on January 21.
Cutters VP Gabe Sinicropi, will be one of three Minor League Baseball™ executives emceeing the 2012 MiLB Promotional Seminar in Reno, Nevada, October 2-5.
A trip to Historic Bowman Field can be equated to journey through a time capsule. Bowman Field is the second oldest active ballpark in minor league baseball.
Larry Greene heard it all night from the Penn State Blue Band in attendance in State College, but it didn't stop he or the Crosscutters. Williamsport scored five runs in the eighth inning to make up a four-run deficit and beat the State College Spikes 9-6 Sunday night.
RHP Kevin Brady was selected in the 10th round of the 2012 draft out of Clemson. Despite a 1-3 record he has been one of the Cutters bright spots on the mound in 2012.
The Crosscutters lost their third straight Friday night with a 5-2 defeat to the Batavia Muckdogs on a night in which the Phillies and Crosscutters extended their affiliation through 2014.
The Williamsport Crosscutters and Philadelphia Phillies jointly announced that they have extended their Player Development Contract (PDC) for two years.
Roman Quinn's triple off the left field wall Wednesday night gave him more triples this season than any player in Williamsport short-season baseball history. It came at the beginning of a 4-3 loss to Jamestown.
Chris Serritella hit a three-run home run in the third inning to give the Crosscutters a 5-1 lead and Williamsport didn't look back as the Cutters beat Batavia 7-4 Friday night.
All season long, fans at Bowman Field have watched and marveled at the likes of Roman Quinn, Larry Greene and Chris Serritella. But for the past few weeks, it's been Cameron Perkins lighting up opposing pitchers.
Cameron Perkins' RBI infield single with two outs put the Crosscutters up for good as Williamsport's bats came through in the clutch to beat State College 5-4 Sunday.
The Crosscutters put up five runs in the sixth inning and earned their first win since the All-Star break with a 7-3 win over the Jamestown Jammers Saturday night.
Larry Greene shined Thursday night at Bowman Field, but the rest of the Crosscutters couldn't climb out of an early to hole and lost to the Batavia Muckdogs 8-3.
Closers have developed a reputation for being eccentric, brash and outspoken. But the book on Geoff Broussard could not be written any more differently.
After hitting his first home run two game ago, Chace Numata couldn't believe it. Saturday night in Batavia, you better believe he did. His ninth inning homer off of Batavia closer Yunier Castillo tied the game and fueled a 5-4 comeback win over the Muckdogs.
Logan Moore worked an eleven-pitch walk in the fourth inning. Later in the frame, he scored the tying run on a wild pitch. Doing the little things allowed Williamsport to come back from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Jamestown Jammers 7-3 Thursday night.
Ulises Joaquin was stout, the Cutters defense solid and the bats clutch in a 6-0 win over the Scrappers. The win completed Williamsport's first sweep of the season Wednesday night.
Kevin Brady has been dominant for the Williamsport Crosscutters this season. Tuesday night in Ohio, he finally notched his first win. The offense was fundamentally solid in a 6-2 win over the Mahoning Valley Scrappers.
When Andre Kinder is warming up in the bullpen, everybody knows it. His funky,sidearm delivery and cartoonish movement on his pitches are hard to miss.
